John Coltrane - I Want To Talk About You - 1962

If in fact Trane is still making such beautiful music these days, albeit in heaven, then I am not going to fret dying anymore.

Coltrane. I was turned on to Coltrane's music in the early 70s. He was looking for something and in between each note,he found a little more what he was looking for. Very Gentle Spiritual Giant.

Wow, who could possibly play any more sincerely, and communicate more directly with the listener, than Coltrane does here? Gorgeous

isnt this great ......his sound ....out there!

sax players come and go .........coltrane awesome

affects the soul.....spiritual

Wow that's pretty harsh, Trane had some incredible ideas that nobody had ever thought of before. I mean the oblique chromatic vocabulary at 2:20 - 3:00 could Getz have produced that? The amazing alternate fingerings on Wise One I find almost impossible to replicate. Trane influenced Wayne Shorter (the least repeater pencil of all) and Michael Brecker (structurally lick-based vocabulary a la Bird) plus many others. He was a great practicer and innovator.

wow this is so beautiful and impressive !
It seems like contrane is connected with his horn it looks like its a part of his body.

@chrispotterfan
Every sincere hornplayer connects, plays with the body!

When i think of what real Jazz music is, I think of this. Mr. Coltrane is one of the best to do it!!!

its not about whos the best,
its about who brings their own soul and perspective into their music. If every musician's goal was to be better than those before him, then I wouldn't want to become one.
Its about loving what you do, and sharing that feeling with other afecionados